Trello Browser Extension
The Trello browser extension helps you quickly add web content to your Trello Inbox. With a single click, you can create new cards from any webpage, capture important details, and use AI-powered features to enhance your workflow.
Install the browser extension
You can install the Trello browser extension from the Chrome webstore.
The extension is also compatible with other Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Arc. For instructions on installing Chrome extensions in Edge, see Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store.
Pin the extension
To keep the Trello browser extension easily accessible:
Select the Extensions icon in your browser toolbar.
Find Add to Trello in the list.
Select the Pin icon next to Add to Trello.
Sign in to the Trello browser extension
To sign in:
Select the Extensions icon in your browser toolbar.
Select Add to Trello.
Select Connect your account and follow the prompts to log in.
To sign out:
Select the Extensions icon in your browser toolbar.
Select More options (…) in the Trello extension.
Select Sign out.
If you’ve pinned the Trello extension, you can also right click on the Trello extension and select Sign out.
Add a new card
To save the page as a new card in your Inbox, select the Trello extension from the Extensions menu in your browser. This will automatically save the page as a new card.
The card will include:
The page’s title and meta description
A link to the source page
You’ll also have an option to add a comment, which will be added to the card. Any future dates in the comment will be added as the card’s due date.
The option to add a comment will automatically close after 5 seconds unless you start typing. You can dismiss the modal if you do not wish to add a comment.
Removing the link attachment from the card will also remove it from the card front.
Summarize with AI
For paid users with AI summarization enabled, AI will generate a card title, description, due date, and checklist (if appropriate).
If the page suggests an action, the card title will focus on that action. For example, saving a conference website with the title “Acme Annual Conference” may result in a card titled “Register for Acme Conference”.
Note: Your added comment will also be used as context for AI-generated content.
You can turn off AI from the Add from the browser link in the Inbox menu under More options, or for the whole Inbox in Settings.
Restrictions when saving a page
Companies can restrict the access of any Chrome extension to content on certain websites. If these restrictions are in place, the extension will only be able to capture the page title (as seen in the tab), favicon, and URL. The following note will be included in the card description:
Limited content available
We couldn't capture the content of the page due to restrictions on this site.
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